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how do i get rid of these weird black lines on my links bar?

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zeffdakilla
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so, there are these ugly little lines that appear after each link on my nav links.

i did some inspect elementing and figured out it's this weird thing called ::after. i'm still confused on what the hell this is but eventually i found out if i just set the content to "none" it would go away, and it did. but only in the inspect element view.

when i pasted the fixed code into my profile html, it did nothing. i'm not the brightest when it comes to html/css so i dunno what i did wrong. anyone know how to fix this?

siopao
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have you tried using display:none instead? that works for my friends n i

are they left searching for me in eternity?
zeffdakilla
54 posts
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@siopao

unfortunately didn't work but i think i might've figured out the problem?? it keeps detecting part of the code as an emoji lmao

zeffdakilla
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bump... still trying to figure this out T_T

da
67 posts
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could you try adding font-size:0!important to it? its so weird that its not going away for you..

Tryin to make a change :-\
zeffdakilla
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@da didn't work unfortunately </3 thank you though

da
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@zeffdakilla hmmm could you try adding this full line ,not adding it to the selector you have just add to the css  

.links *::after {display:none!important;}

Tryin to make a change :-\
zeffdakilla
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@da OMG this one worked!! thank you so much 😭🙏

da
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@zeffdakilla I'm so glad ヾ(≧▽≦*)o the selector you copied was so confusing and wasnt working for me either for somereason..! what i gave you there is that * points to everything inside .links and adding ::after means that its pointing to every single pseudoelement (the "content:" thingies) inside * and making sure none of those are visible

Tryin to make a change :-\

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